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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement las been caused In the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex. by the remarkable
recovery OF Mr. J. E. Corey. who was so
helpless he could not turn In bed. or raise
his head everybody said he was dying OF
Consumption. A trial bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief. he bought large bottle and box of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time be
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bot
ties of the Discovery, he was well and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Consump-
tion free at the drug stores of z. James, of
Ebensbure and w. w. McA:eer, of Loretto.
Large bottles 81.
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Obituary.

MCBREEN-Died at the residence OF his
parents in Philadelphia on Sunday. July Sd,
1887, Vincent de Paul. infart son of Louis
P. and Margaret McBreen, aged about 9
months.
HARVEY at her home in Gallitzin
on Saturday. July ?, 1887, Mrs. Ellen Har-
vey. wife Of George Harvey, aged about so
wears.
The deceased was highly esteemed by all
who knew her for her many Christian viz
tues and her death will leave a void in the
domestic circle that will always remain.
She leaves to mourn her loss a bereaved bus
band and two sons, aged 10 and Is years.
She was a sister of James c. Murray. OF this
place, Charles Murray. Of Cambria township
and OF Dennis, Daniel and Patrick Murray.
Her remains were buried at st. Parrick's
cemetery at Gallitzin on the 4th, instant.
Peace to her ashes.
GRIMES-Died at bis home In Allegheny
township, on Tuesday morning, June 23d
Mr. John Grimes aged 20 years.
His Hines lasted about four days and his
death was unlocked for by the family. but
was not unexpected by the attending ply
sicisns, Drs. Murphy, of Loret:o and Noon
an, OF Chest Springs Mr.. Grimes bore his
.ufferings with the utmost patience, and was
COnSClOus W lIc LnOucul VI LIS uCabui lCCOS
niZing the many friends who came To see
him. The deceased was born in 1917 in
county Derry Ireland.
Leavi ng bis native country at the age of
10. he came to New York city and, young
as he was. spent some time IL travelling and
about 80 years ago drifted to the Allegheny
mountains, securing by his industry pro-
ductive farm in Cambria county, on which
he remained until his death. The deceased
was the father Of IL children, 9 daughters
and sons, the youngest being dead. leaving
10 children to mourn his death. Mr.. Grimes
was a member of the Catholic church. faith
| full, upright and conscientious in all his deal
ings-a dutiful husband, a loving father.and q
kind neighbor. We sincerely offer our SYM
pathy to his wife and children. His remains
were inferred in the Loretto cemetery after
Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the
Rev E. A. Bush. May his soul rest In peace
Dear father you have left US weeping.
While the silver moonlight softly falls around
| Only one more place is vacant-that is all!
And that long, long journey ovorI
And your weary feet st rest,
| And your tired hands folded your quiet breast
! Until the everlasting day
| Whence all sadness and sn shadows Tee away
And you are not dead, but sleeping. after all
A.D. Il.
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Pennsylvania Railroads Summer
Series OF seashOre Excursions.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will again this summer offer to the public a
NUMBER of select excursions from principal
points in Western Pennsylvania to the
resorts of the New jersey Coast.
For several years these excursions have
proven a source Of great convenience to the
residents Of this section OF the State, as
they have enabled our people to visit the
most prominent seaside resorts on the most
favorable conditions, both as to rate OF fare
and limit Of tickets. The first OF the series
is fixed for July 14th and will embrace, as
will tHe three others. Atlantic City, Cape
May, and Sea Isle City. Others of the
series will occnr on JnIy 2sth. August 1ith
and 25th. These resorts are the choicest
and by far the most popular OF any OF the
summerirg points on the Jersey coast. and
it will prove a difficult matter to make a
choice between the three.
The tickets will be good for ten days, and
will be sold at the rates quoted below from
the points mentioned
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Teachers' Examina tfous.

Teachers examinations in Cambria coup
! ty for tie school year of 1887 and 1888.
The examination for professional certifi-
Gates will be held in Ebeusburg on Friday
and Saturday. July 10th and 18th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In MinersYille
building. Tuesday. July l9:
COopersdale. Thursday, July 81.
Cambria. Friday, July %.
East Conemaugh and Franklin. at Frank
lin Saturday, July %.
EbeDsburg Monday, August l.
Lower Yoder, Wednesday. August 3.
GIubDtown and Upper Yoder, at Grubb-
to@n Thursday August 4
Stony Creek, at Walnut Grove Friday
August 8.
COnemau2h, at Covers Saturday. August
Adams. at Adamsburg, Tuesday, August
RichIand. at Blough's "Wednesday August
East Taylor. at stutzman's Thursday,
August IL.
West Taylor. at Heddrick's Friday, Aug
ust II
Jackson. at Fairview. Saturday, August
Is.
South Fork, Wednesday. August Il.
Croyle, at Summerhill Thursday August
WEmore and SummerhIll, at Wilmore FRI
daY. August 70.
Portage. at Portage Saturday. August 20.
Lilly and Washington at Lilly Monday,
August %.
GaIlitZin horo., town ship and TunnellhiI
at Gallitzin Tuesday August %.
Munster. at Glass school house Wednes-
day, August "a.
Cambria, at Ebensbur9 Thursday, Aug
ust D.
3lscklIck. at Belsauo Friday, August 26.
Loretto and Allegheny, at Loretto Satur-
day, August II.
Chest Springs and Ashvllle, at Chest
Springs Monday, August %.
Clearheld and Dean, at st. Augustine
Tuesday, August 80.
White. at Fiske "wednesday. August 81.
Reade, at house No. Thursday, Septem-
ber l.
Chest. at St. Lawrence Friday, September
Elder, at St. Boniface Saturday, Septem-
Der 3.
Susquehanna, at Westover's Tuesday.
September @
Barr. at Nicktown Wednesday Septem-
ber Z.
Thursday. September 8.
Teachers for WoodvaIle and Prospect will
attend the examinations at Milville.
A special examination will be held in Eb-
ensbuIg on Saturday. September II. Ap-
plicantS who will attend the special exam
inatiOn must present a written request,
signed by fOuI directors, stating that they
wish to employ said applicants
The school law requires applicants to be
examined where they apply for schools in
order to afford directors an opportunity to
judge OF the attachments OF the different
applicants. Teachers are expected TO CON-
ply with this law.
Applicants will be required toIio part Of the
examination work with pen and ink.
The examinations will begin promptly at
$50 A. N, and unless classes are unusually
large certificates will be granted at the close
OF the examination.
All friends Of education are kindly invited
to be present. w. }. CRAMER,
Sup't of Schools.
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FRFEPORT, PA, July 4th,

FREEPoRT, Pa, July 4th, 1887.
EDITOR FREEMAN-I was absent one
month in Pittsburg and upon my return,
yesterday, 1 had a number OF letters request
ing me to collect the 500 bounty. Now, L
have the books and papers of Company A,
i1th Pennsylvania Reserves and can collect
the 500 without trouble. Every man who
belonged to Company 5. or their heirs are
entitled to the 800 excepting those who
Joined In 1862. The heirs are 1st widow, I'd
children. I'd father and mother, 4th brothers
and sisters. All officers and soldiers OF
any regiment who enlisted prior to July 22d,
1861 ara entitled to this bounty. 1 can col
lect for them. j. G. BURKE,
July Is, st. Late Major 11th Pa, Res.
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Cream and Cold weather.

What a luxury is a bath in summer. Sure
ly, but a greater luxury is a clear head In
winter just when almost everybody Is
sneezing and snuffiing with a cold in the
head. But when youare attacked use Ely's
Cream Balm. II cures colds In the head.
and what is better. II cures the worst cases
Of chronic catarrh and hay fever. Not a
liquid, not snuff. Pleasant to use. Quick
relief Radical cure.
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arrfed-

ENGELBACH-WAL WALBECK-Married at
Ebensburg, Pa. July I'd. 1887. by Rev. r.
McCaslin, Mr.. Henry T.. Repgebach, of
JohnstOwn and Miss Hillie o. Walbeck, of
Clyde, Indiana county, Pa.
PSON-GRlFFITH-M Married at Eb-
ensburg on Thursday. July 9TH. 1887. by Rev.
B. a. Bower, Mr.. James III. Simpson. of
Blairsville Pa, and Miss Minnie a. Griffith.
of Brush Valley, Indiana county, Pa.
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EXcursionists will spend the night in
philadelphia and proceed to the seashore by
anv regular train of tie next day. These
are magnificent holiday trips and should be
taken advantage OF by all who can spare the
time for a most enjoyable outing.
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BuckIen's ArnIca SaIv e,

The best salYe in the world for cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chillblains.
Corns and ali Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale
by E James and W. w. McAteer, of LorettO
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Attention EfahRrmen

Tents, seines, nets, fshing tackle, guns,
revolvers very cheap at Great Western Gun
Werks, Pittshurg, Pa. Write for price list.
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tDlIllfV, a TT.,n
tGnt rttdge OF churches and scLoOIiolases Tepo
sing amid scenes Of De1cefj,I 1,,,-;r,,i,Its
,., n-iL IEH tS at n cOnrenienf and qutet
etStgnce from 4ssciHe. on the CressoT Clear
Ttetd 90 a Netc York Short Route RaUroad.
THIS AGREEABLE RURAL SUMMER RE,
Si Soh on the mountain plateau. three thousand
ieet above the sea level r. well deservn., Of ne
PuoiS patronage. It's environments Of rural beau
y ue purly OF the air. and IT'S crystal sprinas. g.
ltS hes!thlul and genial climate and peacefnI "a
trement from the busy worId-aI these charac-
terlsilcs commend tbs RESORT TO tired seekers
after rest and calm repose
The constraint Of fashionable hotel life is re-
placed WI h tn" ease and peace Of quiet HON lie
"hlch characteristic cOmmends RURAL VIEW
10 certain class of health and pleasure seekers
RGR RAL VIEW reposes amid orchards and
me ned1o"s, t, WIN the towering green woodland in
me backRround fruits and vegetables TEEN in
abundant freshness from tree and garden WbfIa
flowing measure. " w
The site OF the house is on gentle rise ~
sround' the dividing-ridge between the head
tbsSn - me eId and Chest creeks, and
tese Streams aHoTd piscatorial treasures in Vari-
ely 10 the rod and line Of the fisher
IN, Inc place Is htted up with view TO the accono-
dation and recreation OF guests
The roads. in three directions afford nIeasar,
enaTr aianeS through farming regions, and woodland
town and three to st. Augustine
Ponds. brooks ana streams entice to piscatortal
siTrIs. shd the woods afford small game in season
NeeetabIe' IN their season will be supplied from
the pr1n-ietors garden, and milk from the dairy
a LIVERY will be kept on the place. those
wishing 10 bring their own teams wifi be rrovi5cd
with good stahling and careful attendance
Inc VAIL arrives IN the village daily TE.T
hIhaPH AZ Ioretto. SKILLFUI. MEDICAL
ATTENDANCE close by IN the village
Inc TERMS are reasonable and viii suit thu
Ih@sI economical Reference furnished n desired
Guests for RURAL VIEW will stop Of AZ Ash
vie, on the Cresson. Clearfeld Co. * New YorI,
Short Route Railroad. which connects with tho
Main Line Of the Pennsylvania RafIroad NJ Crss
soh; "a The propristOr's coach viii meet ALI
ralhS- FOR further particulars, address
NJ. j. WALTZ,
ktkAL VIEW, Chest Springs. Cambria County, Peuns
May 20. 1857.
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HARD TIMES FOR OUR COMPETITORS
Our low prices and Superior Goods
makes it hot for them.

Our fondet hopes regarding this seasons business have been
fully realized Our present boom (whe others actually doing
nohng that endeavor to be below all wOud-be
peos and above them quality and womanshp has salts
fled the people.
We have the biggest starter Ct the ready for
tomesan opportunity bargain that everybody should
take advantage of.
Mems strong working suits go sold elsewhere at $575
mems navy blue SUITS fast coo 3S sold elsewhere at
and 81 mems cashmere suits for s. and ST. sold elsewhere at
and So mems all WOOL hvot suits for $50, and So sold
elsewhere at TO- II and $2 Boys sailor suits 7Scts each sold
elsewhere $l5O boys pin dot suits for 94c sold elsewhere
at 75; boys honest wearing plaid for 9Sct sold elsewhere
at boys elegantly finished Robinson suits for 75,
sold elsewhere at So.
These only few of the many bargains that Of
erng You must stock before you form any opinion
OF the amount of money you every purchase
WOOLF, SON & THOMAS,
,Tt3f fNSPBfFN, PEN NJ.
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D. LANCELL'S
RA1 ASTHMA
Aa AND
9CATARRH
REMEDY.


SOLD BY ALL DRUG ClSTS.
Having struggled 20 years between HE and
death with ASTHMA or PHTHISIC. treated by
eminent physicians, and receiving no benefit l
ness 10 SIT on my chair day and night gaSping for
breath. Ay suferings were beyord description
In despair | experimen ted on myself compound
Ing roots and herbs and inhalng the medicine
thus obtained. fortunately discovered tn I s
WONDERFUL CURE FOR ASTHMA AND
born case of ASTHMA IN FIVE MINUTES. SO
that the patient can lie down to rest and sleep
comfortably. Please read the following condens-
ed extracts from unsolicited testimonials all of
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hnd the Remedy all and even more than repre-
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r M Carson, A. NJ. Warren, Kan, writes
" was treated by eminent hysicians OF this cOun-
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L. B. Phelps p. NJ Griggs. Ohio. writes '.Suf-
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minutes does more for me than the most eminent
physicians did for me I n three years"
Ii. e Plimpton Joliet Ill. writes send Ca
tarrh Remedy at once. Cannot get along without
it l tnd IL the most valuable medicine have
tried"
We have many other hea rty testimonials Of cure
or relief and in order that all sufferers from Asth
ma, Ca-arrh, Hay Fever. and X ndred disea ses
may have opportunity of testing the valne OF
PACKAGE FREE OF CHARGE II your drug.
Rist rails TO keep IL do permit him sell you
some worthless imitation by his representing II 70
be just good. but send directly to US, Write
your name and address plainly.
Address. J. ZIMMERMAN & co. Props.
wholesale Druggists. Wooster Wayne Co. ..
Full size Box by mail slOO.
June u. lsS7.-ly.
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/ UDITOR'S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
"a ln the Orphans Court of Cambria County.
In the matter OF the account Of the Administra-
trix Of John Z ScaElan. Esq. deceased, who was
one OF the executors OF the last will OF jeremiah
McCIonigle, deceased. Having been appointed
by said Court TO decide upon the exceptions hled
10 said account anu TO report distribution Of the
fund In the hands OF the accountant Notice is
hereby given that will sit at my office the
borough of Ebensburg. on Friday the 22nd day of
July, 1857. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 20 discharge the
duties OF said appOin -ment, when and where IL
persons interested may attend be forever de-
barred from coming In said fund.
DONALD T.. DUFTON.
Ebensourg, Pa, June 29tn, 1887. ST. Auditor.
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EhlSblFg Fire Insurance Agency
II. w. DICK.
General Insurance Agent.
EBENSB URG, Pa.

VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned Will sell their farm sit
uated in Allegheny township, adjoining lands OF
d A McGOugh. A. j. Sell. Henry Mansfield, !,
and others containing ! acres 60 acres cleared
and IS acres well timbered with oak. hemlOck.
cucumber and hickory. A good t1o-stOry plank
house and frame barn, together with ali necessary
out buildings a never failing spring OF water and
a steam o. water running through the farm.
There IS ALEC IS choice apple. pear and peach
trees on the premises The above property will
be sold at price and term. TO suit the purchaser
and Il good warrantee deed guaranteed.
MARY FURY.
ANN FURY,
June 10. 81. Loretto Postoffice, Pa
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n Ell Il B Q TT O MI
IS REACHED At LAST.

The largest stock of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found at my store [ am
now selling many goods at much less than [ can
replace them for, but [ will continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until [ am compelled to replenish
my stock When you want cooking or heating
stove, tnware hardware, nails, iron, glass, trunks
and farming implements call and see my stock
and learn my prices. A.. % .,
@. I'll u NTIEY
HlOH S1REEI. EBENSBURG
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SPECIAL SALE OF SILK MITTS!

will offer for the few days Special Bargain Silk Mt all De
ab Shades At 25c what will be asked 90 and 5c elsewhere
At 371c what other ask 623 5 S7I and 81 for OF
those who first will have the best of styles and coor
select from Therefore, don't the first opportunity
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IA LII kinds Of job work neatly ar ax-
~ peditiously executed at this Office.
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Poor House Statistics.

The following orders were granted by the
Poor Directors at their meeting on July 5,
1897
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H LII kinds of Job Printing neofIy and
~ promptly executed at this office. -

STATEMENT or AUDITORS y ETH .F,NI E,Dy-r
~ with the Supervisors Of WasbfnVfop t,1.n.
ship Tor the year ending March H. 1857
PATRIC,K II MyFRs Supary5sor IN.
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q WITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'sACADE
- For Young Nen and Bows Nadia
r I RAJ VIEW
SUMMER RESORT

F-AI vE-TT IS E.co,.y -, N.
springs, Cambria County. Pa. a rural ,,,o,Ir-
tG"' rttdye oT churches and scHOOIhouSes reno
sing amid scenes of ye1cef;,I g,,-;,t, -
LCh-iL JIEH as at n cOHreniepf and ouiet
dtStdnce from 4shDiLe, the CresSon S7s1,--
field Co. a Netc York short Route Roiyro,J
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MCBREEN-Ded at the residence OF his
parents in Philadelphia on Sunday. July Sd,
1887, Vincent de Paul. infart son of Louis
P. and Margaret McBreen, aged about 9
mODths
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RURAL VIEW, Chest Springs Cambria County, Peuu's
May 20 1857. -
Mower County transcript., 1887-12-14
THE WATERWAY PROBLEM.

Meeting Of the Executive. Committee APP
pointed at the Peoria Convention.
CHICAGO Dec 10-A meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Committee appointed at the Peoria
waterway convention was held in Judge
Prendergast's chambers Thursday after
noon. There were present Messrs Rich
ard Prendergast, Harvey b Eurd, Daniel
l. Shorey, q. Guthrie. John Meyer, H. B.
Herr, l. T. Cooley ani F! W. Reilly, of Chi
cage; A. j. Be and Isaac T ,ylor, of Peoria
The meet ng was called to take action un-
der the instructions of the Peoria conven-
tion A committee was appointed to draft
a bill providing for:
l. The acceptance by the general Government
OF the locks and dams on the Illinois river at
Henry and Copperas creeks in accordance with
the terms Of the act Of cession passed by the
last General Assembly.
2. The prompt completion OF the remaining
locks and dams and the prosecution of the I'M
provement OF the Illinois river already in prog
ress.
8 The appointment Of commission of
oficers Of the Engineer department Of the
..rmy, to investigate and report at an early
date upon the best route or routes for water
way connecting Lake Michigan with the
Mississippi river via the Desplaines and TIL
nols rivers, such waterway to be Of the d1men.
ons adequate to the military, commercial
and other necessities.
Mower County transcript., 1887-12-14

s.; u sOnN AHhNsOoHr. nOunced verdict
Of not guilty The court had been sum-
m0ned a few minutes before, aud the
defendant and his attorney and the attor-
neys tor the State were present The court
room was about half flied with crowd
which had swiftly gathered, as the
news of the agreement of the
Jury spread. There was slight
demonstration In tho courtroom, but
four out of five spectators refused
to join in it As soon as the verdict
was announced Arendorf's counsel moved
for his discharge, and the motion
was granted The defendants coun-
sci grasped his hands, but Ne hurried
nway from them to thank the members
Of the jury, who had been d smissed by the
court. tt is safe to say that this verdict
finally and forever disposes of the Had
dock murder case and that the man who
actually fred the shot will never be pun
tshed In this world -
Mower County transcript., 1887-12-14

The San Francisco Police Called Out In
Force to Handle the Chinese.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec, 10.-Lee Way, the
Chinaman killed in fac ional quarrel be-
tween the Bo Sinn Seer and Gle Sim
Seer Societies, was buried Thursday:
The faction to which he belonged
made q great demonstration anu in
vited an attack from the enemv, but the
police were ou5 in force and had G .tltng-
gun in readiness to quell street battle. Al
white persons were warned to keep out of
Chinatown. The Chinese Consul Generals
proclamation Offering $3.50 for the arrest of
any man discharging pistol at another vas
torn down, and the police had to
protect the Chinese official who replaced
it Several Chinese bands led the funeral
Of Lee Way, and the grave was covered
with offerings Of roast duck nd pork, and
baskets OF rice, while handfu:s of money
were thrown in the huge fire by the grave
to give 5he slaughtered partisan good
start in the other world